Haven't been active in a while but:

I do not wear it usually.   Am careful not to get a tan line as well.   I usually claim to be either divorced, or in the middle of a divorce.   My reason-  I feel that woman will not respond as well to a "cheater" even if they are the cheatee!  Just a thuoght- hard for them to think well of me.  Or I wear it on the right hand "as a memento of my failed marriage (less chance to mislay it)".   As I do the same to play sports- play havoc w/ the j- no-one sems to notice (SO/kids)

But I am out of the loop recently-  perhaps more inveterate hobbyists will weigh in...

Marlin, my ring always comes off, probably from a little guilt. I always tell the ladies that I am married when the subject comes up or in normal conversation about kids, etc. The ladies that I have spoken with actually prefer married men, because there is less chance of them trying to form a relationship with the lady. I really don't think that the ring will affect your meeting one way or the other. Best Wishes for enjoyment in this very enjoyable activity.

The majority of providers won't be upset or even fazed in the least if you're married.  In fact, most providers prefer their clients to be married.  Married men are more stable.  Married men are less likely to form uncomfortable emotional ties to the provider.  Never forget this is a business transaction, Marlin, no matter how you or the provider choose to sugarcoat it.  You pay to play.  Plain and simple.  Enjoy your time with the ladies, but keep it real and keep your head screwed on straight.  And if you're married, keep your band on, for heaven's sake.

Stick it in the ashtry of your car! Would hate to lose it at providers place or MP. (eom)

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I don't wear a ring, but then I lost mine while playing golf (really). But, I've often been asked by the ladies if I'm married, and I've always answered truthfully. When I had the ring, I didn't see providers, but did wear it at the strip clubs and it didn't seem to make a difference to the dancers. If you've got a tan line, I agree that it looks silly not to wear it unless you're going to claim that you're recently separated or divorced. JMHO

pt

BTW, it is a whole lot easier telling a provider that you're married (cuz she won't care), than explaining to your wife why the hell it's in your pants pocket instead of on your finger.

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Except that I think it's silly to try to hide it... Why on earth would we CARE??? My concern is not whether or not you are married... (or, back to that OLD discussion, white, black, fat, skinny, whatever!) but whether you are enthusiastic, open, ready, willing, and able!  

Hugs*
Nicole

I doubt if they're looking for a boyfriend. I don't ask because I wouldn't want to make anyone uncomfortable. However, when I'm giving them a good solid massage for half an hour or so it generally comes up in the conversation unless they're the real silent type.

What I would like to know is why some of them insist on asking ME if *I* am married, what my husband/boyfriend thinks of me giving HJs, touching people intimately, etc. I get that a lot.

MM